Pitch Slam 1-on-1: Time Out New York
Time Out New York editor-in-chief Brian Farnham fields pitches from 4 writers who want to land in the NYC-obsessed arts and entertainment guide.
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THIS VIDEO FOR FREE! PRICE SYNOPSIS Four hopeful writers sit down on camera with TONY editor-in-chief Brian Farnham with stories ranging from a sculptor who scavenged 9/11 wreckage to an aerobic strip class. Watch and learn. DURATION/TIME RECORDED Video by Kelly Loudenberg for mediabistro.com. |
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What the Editor Wants
FREE! Time Out New York editor-in-chief Brian Farnham explains what he wants in a pitch. |
4:28 | 18 MB | |
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How to Pitch: Time Out New York (PDF) Download the mediabistro.com How to Pitch article that provides guidelines on what Time Out New York wants from its contributors. |
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| 1. | From wreckage to art
Ahead of the 9/11 anniversary, Jacqueline Beach wants to cover a sculptor working with World Trade Center wreckage. |
3:20 | 14 MB |
| 2. | Sexercize sells?
Carolina Baker proposes an article on S Factor, which fuses striptease with exercise. But is it new enough? |
2:42 | 11 MB | 3. | The art of the angle
Linda Digusta proposes gallery coverage, but finding a hook is challenging. |
5:23 | 19 MB |
| 4. | Kayaking the Hudson
Avid kayaker Eric Diamond aims to land an assignment about his favorite sport. |
3:56 | 22 MB |
| 5. | Conclusion: EIC Farnham
Farnham describes his overall response to the pitches, detailing which might make it into TONY. |
2:06 | 9 MB |
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